Connect Google Drive
Your world data lives in your own Google Drive — we never see or store it. Connect once; the app finds/creates a "Voxelius" folder in your Drive automatically.
Your world data lives in your own Google Drive — connect it to create or host a server.
Step 1 — Server Software
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Step 2 — Passwords
Both passwords are permanent. Neither can be changed, removed, or recovered after creation — only a hash is stored, never the plaintext, so even we can't look it up for you. Write them down somewhere safe now.
Every server has one — this is what stops a stranger who somehow learns your Server ID from hosting it themselves.
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Your Server ID — save this now, it cannot be recovered if lost:
Share link — anyone who wants to host this server later pastes this into the "Host Existing Server" tab:
Your world is ready. To actually play: go to the "Host Existing Server" tab above, enter this Server ID and your boot password, then hit Start.
Connect to Your Server
First time hosting THIS server on THIS Google account? You'll be asked to paste the share link once — after that it's remembered automatically.
Settings (requires Admin Password to change)
Plugins
Select Paper in Create step to enable plugins — Vanilla doesn't support the Bukkit plugin API.
Plugins are saved to both this browser and your Drive folder.
Control
Offline
Start/Stop/Restart never require the Admin Password — only changing settings above or force-taking-over another device's active session does.
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Admin Console (unlock Settings above to use — same Admin Password)
Live server console, same as running it locally in a terminal. Type a Minecraft/Bukkit command and press Enter. Available once the server is running.
Commands that modify world/plugin files (ban lists, whitelist, datapacks, etc.) are picked up by the normal periodic Drive sync like any other file change — nothing special to do.
Connect Players
Players download the Voxelius Bridge app once (no install, no terminal), open it, and enter this Server ID.
In the Bridge app, use the "Ping Test" button to check the server is reachable before launching Minecraft — same check, no command line needed.